Parliament Hill Report on capital punishment vote and Wheat Board debates
The┬ Parliament backed abolition of capital punishment on second reading by 133 to 125 with Liberal ministers voting for abolition. The debate referenced future retention risk and cabinet solidarity. The Wheat Board amendments proposed barley pool changes and advisory member rules, with Liberal opposition in agriculture committee and Quebec influence highlighted.
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Wheat Board
Advisory Commission
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Doug Neil
Moose Jaw
Lang
Agriculture Committee
Quebec
British Columbia
Aging in Manitoba survey advances planning for senior services
A field survey of Manitobans aged 60 and over will run this summer across Winnipeg and rural areas to aid comprehensive planning for senior services. Ten university students will conduct about 1000 interviews as part of the Aging in Manitoba study directed by Betty Havens and Enid Thompson, with completion expected by September. Contacts include Beaty Havens at 315 Norquay Building Winnipeg R3C 0V8 and toll free 1 800 292 8920 for out of town callers.
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Montreal
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Centennial
Midland
Parkland
Swan River
Minitonas
Benito
Roblin
Shellmouth
Hillsburg
Shell River
Boulton
Westman
Brandon
Harrison
Clanwilliam
Rosedale
Minto
Saskatchewan
Odanah
Langford
Elton
Neepawa
Minnedosa
Beaty Havens
Norquay
Citizens’ Inquiry
Health and Social Development
Wheat and Barley Quotas Announced by Canadian Wheat Board
The Canadian Wheat Board announced quota changes effective July 9 1976 for Hard Red Spring Wheat C and D Barley A and B Soft White Spring Wheat A B C and D Contract Glenlea and Utility Types Wheat A and B. Quotas terminate on July 9 1976 in all shipping blocks delivery points and areas.
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British Columbia
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Lovas Couple Attend 50th Royal Canadian Legion Convention
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lovas spent last week in Winnipeg for the 50th Anniversary Convention of the Royal Canadian Legion held at the Convention Centre. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Jim Butterfield and Bobby of Swan River who met Mrs Dorothy Bailes and attended a dance at the Community Centre on Saturday.
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Arthur Lovas
Winnipeg
Arthur
Royal Canadian Legion
Jim Butterfield
Bobby
Swan River
Dorothy Bailes
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